Here’s something no one tells nurse business owners early enough: There will be parts of this journey you do not want to do. Not because they’re wrong. Not because they don’t work. But because they’re uncomfortable. And nurses? We’re very good at confusing comfort with commitment. The plane ride of business ownership looks like: Learning sales when you’d rather perfect […]
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That’s not just a line from a press release—it’s the quiet truth beating in the heart of every nurse, every patient, and every person who knew and even those that did not know Alex Pretti. On January 24, 2026, the world lost a bright light: a man who chose nursing not just as a job but as a calling through […]
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Right now, nursing labor disputes across New York, California, and Hawaii feel less like isolated events and more like a system-wide stress test. When multiple regions are striking or preparing to strike at the same time, it’s not just a contract dispute anymore when nurses are already stretched thin. In New York, the strike is no longer theoretical. As […]
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For many nurses, student loan debt shapes career decisions long after graduation. It influences where you work, whether you pursue an advanced degree, and if teaching or serving in an underserved area is even financially possible. Washington State has taken steps to address this reality through loan repayment initiatives designed specifically to support nurses while strengthening the healthcare workforce. […]
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Most nurses don’t quit because they don’t love nursing. They quit because the plane ride is exhausting. Turbulence. Delays. Cramped seats. No legroom. Someone kicking the back of your chair while asking you to “do more with less.” Sound familiar? Somewhere along the way, many nurses start believing that the plane ride is the trip. That if it’s uncomfortable, chaotic, […]
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